Yes we know, we’re playing to the hype but we have come across yet another MacBook Mini concept and thought, what the hey, we’ll show it to you.

There’s a point when a brand gets so big that if it puts its name to anything it can sell a million just by virtue of its brand power. Porsche has been one of these brands for a while and although you do get some completely wack Porsche spin-off products, the Porsche Design P’9522 cell phone looks to be one of the better Porsche derivatives to arrive on the scene.

The Finger Tap glove By Petr Hampl allows users to create their own beat by tapping the gloves on a surface then having it wireless transmitted to the associated headphones and saved for later use. It’s like having a musical notepad for DJ’s, producers and the like.

The Hiranao Tsuboi Minimalist LED Watch tells the time via red LED embedded into the watch strap, effectively telling the time without the need of any further adornment. Hiranao Tsuboi’s design firm is fittingly called 100% and the Minimalist LED Watch fits the company ethos by being 100% cool.

The Martyr Lamp plugs neatly into your power socket and is crafted in the figure of a man hanging on to the socket ‘for dear life’. The only drawback is the lack of lampshade and the like to protect the exposed light bulb.

The fibre optic light glove by designer Tilen Sepic is designed to emit white LED light from your finger when you point at an object. This is what you call the finger of power.

The Nike FeelFree Headset concept by Hannes Seeberg is designed to relax your mind and release you from all your stresses, tension and even depression. Knowing Nike though, they’ll probably increase all three of those by placing a ridiculous price tag on it…

The KDDI AU Box To Play Cell Phone concept stands out by transforming the phone from handset to speaker at the push of a button. As concepts go, its a pretty cool idea.

David Burel’s Plywood Headphones are definitely for modern technophiles. These headphones are custom made for each order and over €250 each. I hear the sweet sound of cash registers ringing…

The Deep Home Computer by Ben Collette looks the part when it comes to futuristic home styling but under the curves, it’s as straight laced as a DELL